It's been a while since we've seen our father, and now he's back at home. He's a little worried about what's going on with his son, because he just found out that the vice-chairman is going to be hanging out with him and his daughter-in-law, and that they're going to have dinner together. Oh, and the vice chairman has asked his son to bake some cookies for him. Uh-oh, it turns out that he baked the cookies for his son's sake, so it's kind of a double-edged sword for him: he wants to be nice to his son but he also wants to make sure that his son doesn't have any feelings for his mother. Oh yeah, and he'd like to know if he still has feelings for her, too. He does, though, and says that he just feels bad for her because she's done it first. He also asks if she still has any feelings about him, and she says no way. He then asks about his mother's feelings for him, too, and asks if he'll ever be able to love her again. He says no, and then asks if there's anything he can do to help his mother out, since she did such a good job of raising him. And then he asks if secretary choi made his life difficult by making his life so difficult, and if he can use